The Louvre Museum in Paris has announced the temporary closure of certain employee offices and a public gallery due to structural vulnerabilities. The decision follows a technical report highlighting the fragility of beams supporting the second level of the museum’s Sully wing. The report, submitted on Friday, cited ‘recent and unforeseen developments’ as the cause, though no further details were provided. As a precaution, 65 employees will be relocated for three days while experts assess the damage. Additionally, the Campana Gallery, which houses antique Greek ceramics and is located beneath the affected offices, will also be closed temporarily. This development comes as the Louvre continues to recover from last month’s high-profile heist of crown jewels valued at over $100 million. The museum’s Sully wing is a key focus of its ambitious renovation plans, which were unveiled earlier this year.